Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics: Book I, Chapter 7
An in-depth look at the central argument of Book I, chapter 7 of Nicomachean Ethics. Aristotle identifies the "function of man," and uses that to provide a definition of human happiness (eudaimonia).
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Thank you Dr Lampert for analyzing in such a clear way the difficult subject of the Function Argument and the remaining material in Chapter 7, o Nicomachean Ethics, Book A. What an excellent analysis!
You know exactly how to pick your words in a way that explains the topic very clearly. Enjoyed the video, please keep it up!
Thank you for helping me understand this!! Because of your video, I might just pass my philosophy class.
This is so helpful and I believe you are saving my paper and grade! Thanks! I like the toaster analogy lol that was funny